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July 15, 2004
The MONTH in Pictures
August 1-31, 2004
AFRICAN INTRA REGIONAL AFFAIRS
The United Nations
August 01:
(Left) Mulgaria requests vote to eject Hein from African League because of their campaign for non-AL members to take up arms against Mulgaria.
July 28:
United Faiths announces they will not seek a third term for UN Delegate. Hein announces their candidacy as well as Mulgaria. Yet, Hein wins the election with broad support.
August 01:
The Sexes Rights Law Resolution before the UN draws controversy and results in Akhtendum's resignation from the United Nations.
DOMESTIC AND INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
World News Tonight
August 01: (right) EuroSwitzerland, the newly independent former Soviet republic, confessed that the USSR "left" a lot of high-tech weaponry in their territory, which they happily inherit.
VISIT EURO-SWITZERLAND'S WEBSITE
August 05: Twenty seven terrorists, members of the True Adnagu Nation (TAN) are killed by the government of Adnagu. The men were in possession of uranium which they were trying to smuggle out of the country (right). Leaders fear the network may have smuggled more uranium previously to terrorist groups which can enrich the uranium for nuclear weapons.
August 02: Rodavia re-establishes Martial Law, one day after it had been suspended. This new measure is due to the fear of invasion by Mulgaria. (Right: Rodavian youth celebrate the cessation of Martial Law)
August 27: Djiboutian States' government-run newspaper reveals that the state is developing a nuclear program and an intrudor has attempted to gain access to this program.
August 28: ZuluNation establishes a protectorate with nearby islands in the Indian Ocean.
August 23: The Afro-Euro Games are created with through the initiative of Djiboutian States.
Visit the official site of the 2004 Afro-Euro Games
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